| lets start with something! [message #7045] |
Wed, 20 August 2003 10:14  |
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Originally posted by: lopezmm.mixmail.com
So, first, I propose to make a list of posible plugins and things to work
on:
- Standard J2EE Project Natures:
- EAR Project.
- EJB Project.
- WEB Project.
- Deployment Descriptor Visual Views (or Editors)
- XML Editor
- Design & Source view
- Outline
- JSP & HTML Editor:
- Code completion
- Native Debugging
- Preview
- Design mode (using gef)
- Server launcher view:
- List of server configurations
- Posibility to select and create new server configurations
- It should reflect the state of each one configured (stoped, launched,
running, etc.)
- Various Wizards (ejb and jsp creation, etc)
I think that the j2ee module should be xdoclet based, because is the best
way (open source, easy to mantain, etc.)
P.D: I had to resend this post :(
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| Re: lets start with something! [message #7166 is a reply to message #7142] |
Thu, 21 August 2003 07:42  |
| Eclipse User |
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Not sure of licensing but I noticed the MyEclipseIDE XML editor is
SolarEclipse or based on it!! Have a look in the MyEclipseIDE plugins
directory.
Regards,
Joss
Emerson Cargnin wrote:
> for xml editing, we could incorpore solareclipse, as improve struts does. Is
> there any problem of licence?
> Emerson
> "Martín López" <lopezmm@mixmail.com> escreveu na mensagem
> news:bhvvlv$nka$1@eclipse.org...
> > So, first, I propose to make a list of posible plugins and things to work
> > on:
> > - Standard J2EE Project Natures:
> > - EAR Project.
> > - EJB Project.
> > - WEB Project.
> > - Deployment Descriptor Visual Views (or Editors)
> > - XML Editor
> > - Design & Source view
> > - Outline
> > - JSP & HTML Editor:
> > - Code completion
> > - Native Debugging
> > - Preview
> > - Design mode (using gef)
> > - Server launcher view:
> > - List of server configurations
> > - Posibility to select and create new server configurations
> > - It should reflect the state of each one configured (stoped, launched,
> > running, etc.)
> > - Various Wizards (ejb and jsp creation, etc)
> >
> > I think that the j2ee module should be xdoclet based, because is the best
> > way (open source, easy to mantain, etc.)
> >
> > P.D: I had to resend this post :(
> >
> >
> >
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